Tigers Trade Wins With Offseason Moves
Detroit from offseason deals lands Dick Brown Billy Bruton and two relievers Terry Fox and Jim Donohue Jake Wood and Steve Boros provide speed and depth Chuck Cottier adds infield depth Brown hits .321 in Detroit after .163 in Chicago Fox and Donohue both won 1 game in early Tiger action indicating early-season payoff for Detroit sports staff notes strong start after eight straight wins
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A's Rout Twins 20-2 as Norm Bass Debuts Strong
Kansas City Athletics hammered the Minnesota Twins 20 to 2 Tuesday night, with 16 hits and 10 walks, as Norm Bass earned his first major league win. Haywood Sullivan and Jerry Adair powered the offense, while Gene Conley earned his first AL win for Boston in relief of Gary Bell.
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Orioles Beat Indians 5-2 Behind Barber Five Innings
The Baltimore Orioles scored all five runs in the first five frames to defeat the Cleveland Indians 5-2 as Steve Barber, a 22 year old lefty, blanked Cleveland until the sixth inning. Johnny Temple extended his hitting streak to 11 games with a one out double before needing ninth inning relief from Hoyt Wilhelm. Jim Gentile drove in three runs.
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Emporia Runner Sparkles But OU Wins Dual Meet
Royce McClanahan led the College of Emporia with wins in the half mile mile and two mile but Ottawa University dominated the dual track meet at Emporia winning 95 2 8 35 1 3. McClanahan’s times were 2 04 4 in the half mile 4 40 38 in the mile and 10 25 4 in the two mile. Baker added Emporia’s only other individual win in the pole vault at 11 feet. Ottawa swept events including the 100 yard dash and 440 yard dash with top times 10 8 and 53 3 respectively as the Braves racked up 11 first places.
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Former OU Coach Inducted Into Basketball Hall of Fame
Ottawa University former coach Arthur A. Schabinger has been inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield Massachusetts. A pioneer in visual education and rules interpretation via color films he founded Official Sports Film Service in Chicago and earned recognition from the National High School Federation and the Joint Rules Committee. He coached at Ottawa University Creighton Emporia State and more and later lived in Atlanta Georgia while contributing to the sport through leadership roles and awards.
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Pro Grid Brawls To Be Shown Too
SAN FRANCISCO AP Rozelle says televised NFL games will show more unscripted on field action next season. He notes fans deserve to know what happens and rejects hiding brawls though violence should not be featured, echoing Bert Bell’s stance.
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Baseball Standings and Results Ahead of League Meeting
Tuesday results show Milwaukee 4, St. Louis 3 and San Francisco 3, Los Angeles 1. Postponements due to rain affect Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati at Chicago. The 95-year-old commissioner attends the league's annual meeting opening today.
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Ottawa And Haskell Tie In Dual Track Meet
Ottawa high and Haskell battled to a 66 66 tie in a dual track meet at Cook Field. Ottawa swept shot put and dominated discus and javelin while Haskell took all places in the 440 880 and broad jump. Reusch Underwood Reed led scoring for Ottawa with wins and seconds.
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Midwest Semi-pro Football League organized in three states
Seven Missouri, Oklahoma and Iowa teams form the Midwest Semi-pro Football League with Tulsa and Kansas City each fielding two teams. Columbia Missouri Fort Madison Iowa and Pauls Valley Oklahoma each have one team. George Taylor of Kansas City, league president, says pro rules apply in a double round robin schedule starting August 12.
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Washburn Freshman Tosses No-Hit Victory Over Kansas
AP report: Bill Maddox of Washburn pitched a no-hit, no-run game in a 0-0 win over Kansas on Tuesday. The freshman from Leavenworth struck out 11, walked three, and hit one. Washburn moves to 3-5 while Kansas stands 4-4.
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Plan To Lift Ban On Auburn Eligible For Championships
Washington AP sources report the National Collegiate Athletic Association council plans to end Auburn University probation and allow Auburn to compete in NCAA championships and bowl games after reviewing the committee on infractions report. Auburn has been under probation since 1956 for recruiting violations, the longest NCAA penalty since 1952. The council also banned organized summer basketball competition, prohibiting players from such events from playing college basketball.
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Drake Relays Preview: Fry Seeks Three-Peat Title
Baylor shot putter John Fry aims to sweep the three major Midwest relays titles at the Drake Relays in Des Moines. He holds a best of 58-10 and seeks the Drake crown to thwart Oklahoma’s Mike Lindsay’s bid for a third Drake win. Ed Nutting and a strong field highlight the shot put, with rivalries expanding to pole vault and high jump. Ralph Boston plans two spring relays. John Thomas debuts at Drake, hoping the meet jumpstarts his outdoor season.
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